The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-17
Public Sale of the Lands
or THE -
Memphis and HOpeileld Real Estate
Stock Association.

Circuit Court Of Crittenden county, Arkau.
eas-Oeo. W. Harrison ct al. VS.. Will
lOughby Williams ct al.
pY authority of a decree entered in tn,
ID above cause, dated the 10th day of Jan
nsry. 1850. the undersigned will sell at pub
On Tuesday, 18th day of June. 1857,
at the Merchants Exchange, in the city of
Memphis, the lands belonging to tho Mem
phis and HOpefeld Real Estate Stock AssO-
citation, both in Crittenden county. Ark :,
and in Shelby county, Tenn, comprising In
Arkansas bout 1850 acres and in Tennts seo
lOS acres, as follows:
In Arklnsas.FIac,ion s. ], fractional v.
y Of ". u of +. hS.2, S. 10, N. 4 S, H..
5; u. q S. IL, north part s.W. 4 s. Il, NV.
a $. u, part, S: Il. q S. IL, part S.W. rs.
Is IL NV $s j. = W s!lS'i Z :, s. s.
". ~, 4 N. b., rs. Is, fract. .S.W. A s..
IS, N. u 81, n u s.. s, W. part let |, VIM.
Riggs grant No. :, lots 3, 4, G, SO and
10. William Riggs's grant, Al In township
=, range 9, west. Also, all ofthe nIOld lots
in the north half OF the town of Hope1eld.
In Tennessee-20 35-l00 acres, being the re-
mainder of a 2l8 81 hcre tract: bounded on
the ! Orth by a tract sold b. George Il.
Powell. Gu the south by tract sold to Gar
ret Costin, on the west by the Mississippi
river and on the east by Hatchie lake
2lS % acres, being the remainde of 252%
acre tract, bounded on the north by a tract
sod to Carrot Costin, on the west by the Mis-
sissippi river, on the south by tact sold TO
Null and on he east by Hatchie lake; 36.iS
acres, part Of a tract Of 1889 acres, bounded
on the Forth by tracts sold to George X.
Powell and Nancy J. Carr, on the west by n
tract sold to VIM. Clark, on the south by the
portion of lS9 acres tract sold to ". b. and
j. o, Greenlaw and on the east by an unIOld
lot Of75.S acres; rs 30 acres, bounded on the
north by tract sold TO N. j. Carr and 255
acres tract, q part Of which was sgd to Geo.
Grone, 81, the west by tract sold 70 N. J..
Carr and the lS9 acre tract, part of which
wa, sold to GTeenlaw, aud on the south and
east by Hatchie river: 1856 acres, being the
unsold portion of a $50 acres trnct, bounded
on the north by portion of same trart sold
TO George Crone, on the vest by tract sol
to N. j. Carr, on the south by IS 80 acres
tract and on the east by Hatchie river; l22
acres, bounded ON the north by tract sold
to John Oyerton, on the west by tract sold
to George Crone and the W st boundary Of
the originPl tract purchased by the associa-
ton, and ON tie south and east by Hatchio
river, l54. Is Rcres, bounded on the nor " by
an unsold tract Of 1879 acres, on tia w st by
Hatohie river, on the south by tract sod 10
Richards and on the east By trac. sold 10
W. A, Bickford; 1879 acres, bounded ON the
north by Hatchie river,O on the west by Halchie
river ,On the south by an unsold tract Of l4 Is
acres and on the east by an unsold tract Of
70. g acresi 70 IS acres bounded on the north
the tract sold to W. A. Bickford, and the un-
sold lot Of ~. 9 acres, and on the east by the
eastern boul dairy OF the Carr and McLemOre
5000 acres; 1885 acres bounded on the north
by the northern boundary of the Carr and
McLemore 5000 acres, on the west by the tract
sold TO John Overt IN, on tho south by Hatchie
river, and en the east by the eastern bound
ary of the Carr and McLemoIe 50 0 acres.
A large portion Of these lands are located
immediately opposite the city of Memphis,
tho nearest being but little over half mile
from Front street and tho most remote not
more than four miles. Their proximity TO
the city, the concentration Of three railroads
on that side Of the river, the tracts Of all OF
which intersect these lands, with the pros
poet Of others at an early day, rem ders them
very desirable, and offers to capitalists and
others an opportunity for investment rarely
10 be met with. The increased facilities for
with the city likely soon TO
take place will render them strictly suburban
lands and will place them as near to Main
street as lands now worth thousands Of dol
AIRS per acre. Maps and descriptive lists
nave been fled in tho above cause, and any
additional information desired will be fur
nished by j. u. Humphreys, 2g7 Second ST.,
Memphis, ord 3. ClaybroOk, Triune, Tenn.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash, and the
balance in two equal payments at Fix and
,Welve months, the purchaser to execute
1otes bearing interest from date, with APP
proved personal security, the title 10 the
and sold to DO retained by the Court until the
Whole Of the purchase money has been paid.
JOHN 8. CLAYBR00K, TRUSTEE.
j. H.HUMPHhEYS,
Special Trustee and Conn.,,
n. w. Royster ~ Co., Auctioneers.